The Music Video Of Hong Kong

The song is based on a true event where a 14 year old girl was abducted, raped and tortured. After being held for ten days, she finally had a chance to get away when she

During the duration of the music video Beyoncé makes numerous references to historical events. She uses these references as a way to illustrate the story and educate the morals behind them. For example, Beyoncé purposely uses the sinking New Orleans police car to demonstrate the story behind the event. The narrator, Beyoncé, visually communicates the story of how Hurricane Katrina traumatically demolished the city of New Orleans. By laying on the sinking police car she is simply visually stating that police officers, during this dramatic event, were drowning the people of New Orleans, rather than aiding them in a desperate time of need. There does seem to be a casual relation between the people of New Orleans and the

It is a tale of a girl who is hiding something within her, a boy who has secrets of his owns, and four sisters who would stoop so low to make their town worship them. And, it's also a story of cultural belonging and gender identity as much as a love story.

Alessia Cara’s music video “ wild things” is an embodiment of my definition for the word hip. Throughout the decades people were considered hip when they were seen defying social norms. The hip groups of the 70’s counterculture were seen defying different types of norms from their dress and music they listened to, to the weed and LSD that they did. Alessia and her friends embodied this style of life. They lived a carefree night, and defied social norms set by parents and adults. As stated in the lyrics they did not care what people thought of them they were going to break loose and have fun. Alessia Cara and her friends defied social norms and had fun creating a movement for others to follow, therefore they're hip. Alessia Cara’s music video

children chase the lovers when the man chases the women. Gérard shows his brutal and child like nature when he chases one of his tormentors, when he gets him he slaps him, a primal and a beast just like children would curl. The spectacle of the lovers is always accompanied by either screams or whispers and extremely agitated and exciting body languages. The children are constantly reactive to the spectacle of the love that they are seeing.

Furthermore, the camera captures a frame where Qiu Yun is lying on the ground, facing the boy’s sexual organ. This scene illustrates that the young girl can never become a boy no matter what happens. Even after her success as an actress on stage, Qiu Yun still cannot escape from the problems that are related to her gender. The encounter with Zhang is the primary example. Although Qiu Yun purposefully refuses to have a romantic relationship with her teacher, she still gets involved in the love affairs.

In the beginning of the video, Yeung incorporates pathos by showing how happy the children were, and Wei Jing dancing and playing around. It is hard to believe that Wei Jing and other children were once abandoned by their family, and left alone to take care of themselves. Yeung’s intention is to let the potential donors or volunteers to understand Silver Lining Missions is not a usual non-profit organization, which opens orphanage for children to live and leave them there. Yeung demonstrated how by the care of Silver Lining Missions, Wei Jing, and other children would receive love and, care, as well as help the children to regain their smile and happiness in life. In addition, the most important thing Wei Jing and the other children learned were how to dream, and what is dream, because the first sentence that started the video was “I dream to be a celebrity.” It demonstrated how Yeung was able to capture the child’s dream through the video and interview, and Siler Lining Missions pulled them out of their miserable life and taught each of the children the opportunities to

This film begins with a poor Jewish family located in rural Anatevka Russia in 1905. Tevye, the main character and narrator of the film lives with his wife and five daughters. The beginning of the film begins with a song explaining the Jewish culture and traditions. During this time it was a Jewish tradition and practice for a matchmaker to choose husbands for Tevye’s daughters, however, his daughters had a better idea of how they will be matched with their suitors. While three of Tevye’s daughters fall in love with men that is not whom their father, or matchmaker would hand pick.

The plot of the music video is well-developed, because the main character has victories over her hardships and overcomes her injury in the video, the plot shows how God can help people out of any difficulty. The plot consists of a young girl, she is a gymnastics champion. She suffers from an ankle injury and because of her injury she couldn't compete for a long time. The girl was falling far behind in her training. Many other gymnasts were surpassing her in the sport, because she was not able to perform. When the girl regained her health, she didn't believe she could ever return to the skill level she was at before her injury. God comforted the young girl though her times of trouble. After God comforted her, she regained her confidence and felt that with God's help she would be able to make a comeback in her sport. It was difficult for the girl, because she practiced constantly. She was persistent with her training and eventually became even better than she was before her injury. The plot of the music video is vital in getting the message of God's power

While watching the video the first time I paid attention to the lyrics. They were rather sad, as they touch on Van Gogh’s suicide. At first listen I didn’t really care for them because I didn’t understand the meaning behind

The visual of the song begins with a destroyed flower representing unattractiveness. It goes on with young people and adults half naked signifying the insecurity they have about themselves and their bodies. There are different actors representing different situations people go through. An anorexic girl looking at herself in the mirror is shown. She stares at herself for a while and as the song goes on she ends up breaking the mirror. The mirror represents the view other people see when looking at her, the reason why she broke the mirror was to finally feel like she accepted herself as she is. A gay couple is shown together and everyone that passes by stares at them. They realize they are silently being judged but do not pay attention. They start to kiss in public without caring about the judgmental stares they are receiving. Another character presented is a man wanting to bring out his feminine side without hesitation. In the end he puts on his feminine clothing and wig. He expresses himself by being feminine even after hesitating whether or not to get dressed as a woman. Many more characters are presented to represent the different people who are mistreated for being different. Everyone smiles in the end and there is a sense of acceptance of themselves. The video ends with a blossomed flower which represents beauty that each person has. The visual illustrates that words can hurt people and some do

It is a story about a 9 year old Chiyo (Suzuka Ohgo) getting sold to a geisha house. It is there, where she is forced into child labour, receiving nothing and serving those of higher hierarchy “elders” until she is deemed of high enough quality to service the clientele of the house. Where those men who come and pay for entertainment such as having company to converse, dance and sing. Memoirs of a Geisha, tells a story about the older Chiyo ( Zhang Ziyi) about her struggles to succeed as a geisha while seeking love. Using this film as the main source of reference to analyse the misrepresentation of female stereotypes and identity, the idea of Orientalism and ending it off with the issues of gender especially playing an Asian female in the mass

The movie’s main idea is to show that there are children who are suffering because of poverty and requiring the support of people outside of their family. Despite these struggles, these children show signs of hope within them. For instance, Jonny highly values the

ANALYSIS Anaconda can be identified as a pop music video and has characteristics of rap, and hip hop. This can be ascertained by analysing the music video in detail. Mise- en- scene of the music video looks at the props, costumes, hair and makeup, location, colour and lighting. These elements will determine the type of music video.

The shows plot follows two themes that run parallel to each other throughout the scenes. “Conflict and Love”. Through death defying acrobatics, martial arts and various other incredible physical feats the cast of the show tell the story of Imperial twins who are separated during their youth. They must proceed through their own rite of passage of self-discovery.